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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1898

Page

5

Parade the Feature of Labor Day Parade in Boston

Labor Day parade crowds filled Boston streets as the trade unions and fleets of banners showcased workers in a lively procession. Chief Marshal T J Murphy reviewed the line as bands played Sousa and the event drew vast crowds despite a late start.

Josiah Quincy Carenters Water Department Blackiths Magssachutts Avenue Albany Swett Streets Boston Quincy Stars and Stripes Forever School Street Washington T. J. Murphy James J. Donnelly Hugh McKay Aide de Camp Aids James F. Timilty Paving Department Workers’ Union A. F. of L Richard W. Garrity Bartenders’ Union J. Frank O'Hare Printing Pressmen’s Union E. A. McDonald Wood Workers’ Union George Gosnell L. A B. M. Mulvey Fresco Painters’ Union Thomas F. Reilly Plasterers’ Union Thomas Coveney Patrick J. Forrest Central Labor Union Fred J. Kneeland Dennis D. Driscol Patrick Maloney Theatrical Mechanics’ Union Eugene Reilly United Hatters’ Association M. F. O’brien John J. Collins Sewer Workers’ Union Michael T. Athridge Brewery Workmen's Union

One Word In Time and the Kidney Pill Cure Tale

A reader recounts a kidney pills remedy after a fall left back pain. The piece blends advice on early kidney care with a testimonial about Doan's Kidney Pills and a parade of labor unions and officers in a Labor Day procession.

Boston J. H. Mathews Garland Street Dean Bradbury’s Drug Store Washington Street Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Golden Medical Discovery Promises Hope for Diseased Souls

An 19th century tone ad extols Dr. Pierce Buffalo remedy as a cure for wasting disease and constipation. It claims vast healing power transforming digestion into rich blood and flesh, reducing weakness, with emphasis on consumption fight. It touts pellets as constipation cure.

V. Pierce Buffalo Pierce

Nantasket Sees Largest Holiday Crowd This Season

The largest holiday crowd of the season visited Nantasket yesterday with estimates around 30,000. Boat accommodations were stretched to capacity causing delays and grumbling among beachgoers. Hotels added fireworks displays in the evening. More bathers than on any prior day this year were recorded.

Nantasket

Summer Heat Keeps Seaside Areas Busy On North Shore

Crowds flock to Crescent Beach and state bathhouses as July heat drives visitors from East Boston and beyond. More than 5200 bathers use the facilities with 21 963 since June 10 and 65 280 in the last month, while hotels along the shore stay lively though signs point to the season’s end.

Sea Side Boston Crescent Beach Gilman Bath House Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad Winthrop Winthrop Beach Shirley Ocean Spray Highlands Crest Hall Cottage Park New Winthrop Crest

British and Egyptian flags raised in Khartoum amid pursuit fatigue

Despatch from Sir Herbert Kitchener from Omdurman reports flags hoisted at Khartoum palace. British wounded evacuated from Abadia by barge and steamers. Cavalry halted pursuit of Khalifa Abdullah due to exhausted horses. camel squads ordered to continue. An Arab camel pursuit network is formed to follow Abdullah toward Kordofan. An imposing service commemorated General Gordon.

London War Office Omdurman Herbert Kitchener Saraya Khartoum Abadia Cairo Khalifa Abdullah Khalifa Kordofan Kitchener Gordon

Hodgkins Shot At Dewey Cottage In Revere

At about 10 last night Howie Hodgkins received a gunshot wound to the arm at the Dewey cottage on Ocean avenue in Revere. John W. McCabe, proprietor of the cottage, claims Hodgkins tried to assault him and he fired in self defense. Hodgkins returned home and McCabe was arrested on a charge of assault with a loaded revolver.

Howie Hodgkins Dewey Cottage Ocean Avenue Revere John W Shorty

Walsh Quinn Nuptials at St James Church in High Mass

Miss Annie L Quinn sister of Hon John Quinn Jr wed Morris J Walsh once of Chicago in a high mass at St James Church. Notables attended as music by Klahane Flynn Hughes and Smith. Reception at ex Sen Quinn's home followed by a three week Chicago honeymoon trip.

Annie L. Quinn John Quinn Morris J. Walsh Chicago St. James Church Father McQuade Elizabeth Klahane Elizabeth Flynn Richard J. Walsh Evelyn Quinn Quinn Wendell Street William Hughes Fred Larry O’connor Charles Ryder Joseph Ryder Léo Ryder Katherine Ryder John Morrisey Addie McGonagle Daniel Mcdllicudy Annie Mollie McGillicudy Christopher P. McCaffery M. F. Sullivan D. M. Driscoll Connolly Callahan

Court Martial of Navy Chaplain McIntyre Ordered

Washington Sept 6 The Navy Department ordered a court martial for naval chaplain Joseph P. McIntyre over alleged sensational utterances. Charges include prejudice to good order and discipline and unbecoming an officer.

Washington Joseph P. McIntyre Navy Department

Highland Cadets Impress with Drill and Pipe Band Triumph

Major W Gilchrist praised the Highland Cadet Corps at the South End grounds before 2500 spectators. The event featured the Salem Cadet Band and Montreal’s Royal Scots Band, with a dramatic trooping of the colors as Stars and Stripes and Queen Victoria’s colors were carried together.

W. Gilchrist Boston Ousileers Highland Cadet Corps South End Queen Victoria Kfl Santiago Perrin Fairbanks Kelly Roxbury Horse Guards Wolcott Capello Lydon Corps Committee of the Clans State House Salem Cadet Band Pipers Royal Scots Band Montreal Boston Salem Boys Glengarry Duke of Connaught Leeds Fusileers Dominic Colnaghi Gilchrist Sir Dominic

Physicians for Montauk Aid Mission

Congressman Fitzgerald departed Boston for Montauk Point with seven volunteer physicians to aid the Ninth Regiment's sick. The doctors include Des Walsh Moran Bough Fitzgerald Hartnett Winn and others serving among the troops.

Congressman Fitzgerald Boston Montauk Point New London Ninth Regiment Des. F. W. Walsh Horace iMoran I. W. Bough C. Jd. Fitzgerald Edward Dpd Hartnett J. H. Winn

Governor Wolcott Urges Care for Sixth Massachusetts in Porto Rico

Boston Governor Roger Wolcott asks McKinley to muster out the Sixth Massachusetts U S Volunteers only when needed, pledging ample support for clothing food and medical care. He orders staff to assess medical attendance diet and comfort for recovering soldiers and to coordinate with cities that supplied regiments.

Wolcott Porto Rico McKinley Boston Washington, D. C Cuba Commonwealth Volunteer Aid Association Roger Wolcott Roger Morgan Montauk N. Y State House South Framingham Wheeler Frank L. Locke Mass Massachuetts Infantry U. 8 S. W

Bass Point and Nahant Delight Crowds with Concert and Seaside Fun

North Shore resorts Bass Point and Nahant drew large crowds yesterday as warm weather invited residents to enjoy sea breezes and a grand band concert led by Conductor Lafricain with the Naval Brigade Band. Soloists on cornet trombone clarinet piccolo and xylophone impressed the audience while patriotic selections sparked enthusiasm.

North Shore Lafricain Naval Brigade Pepisne Point Terpsichore Bass Point House Fuller Nahant Bass Point

A Reign of Error debuts in New Haven

New Haven hosts the premiere of John J McNallys farce A Reign of Error staged by Klaw and Erlanger. Roger brothers Gus and Max star with Georgia Caine Maude Raymond Ada Lewis and George F Marion praised for performances and the lavish yacht mid ocean New York dock and Brazilian drawing room settings.

New Haven Conn Klaw Erlanger John J. McNally Messrs Kilaw Roger Brothers Gus Max Georgia Caine Maude Raymond Ada Lewis George F. Marion la Petite Adelaide New York Brazil

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